Write code in JavaScript by following the instructions given below:• A confirmation dialog box should be appeared right after the page load on the browser.When user press ok button from confirmation dialog box, a prompt dialog box will be shownwith question "What is your institution name?"If user gives the answer "BIIT", an alert dialog box will be displayed in response withmessage "Right!"In case of any other answer, alert dialog box will be displayed in response with message"Wrong!"This page saysThis page saysWhat is your institution name?Want to see the question to give answer?BIITOKCancelOKCancelThis page saysRight!OK

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Write code in JavaScript by following the instructions given below: • A confirmation dialog box should be appeared right after the page load on the browser. • When user press ok button from confirmation dialog box, a prompt dialog box will be shown with question "What is your institution name?" • if user gives the answer "BIT", an alert dialog box will be displayed in response with message "Right!" In case of any other answer, alert dialog box will be displayed in response with message "Wrong!"

Write code in JavaScript by following the instructions given below: • A confirmation dialog box should be appeared right after the page load on the browser. • When user press ok button from confirmation dialog box, a prompt dialog box will be shown with question "What is your institution name?" • if user gives the answer "BIT", an alert dialog box will be displayed in response with message "Right!" In case of any other answer, alert dialog box will be displayed in response with message "Wrong!"

Database System Concepts

7th Edition

ISBN:9780078022159

Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Publisher:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Chapter1: Introduction

Section: Chapter Questions

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